I'm working with a very large document (400+ pages) and need to make sure
some word combinations stay on the same line of text. For example "(p. 384)"
as a citation needs to stay together even if spacing changes so that "(p. "
would fit at the end of one line and "384)" begins the next. I don't want to
add extra spaces that could later end up being in the middle of the line.

Hi

Insert Symbol. On the Special Characters tab, choose Nonbreaking space.

Or, use the built-in shortcut: ctrl-Shift-spacebar.

Hope this helps.

Shauna Kelly. Microsoft MVP.
http://www.shaunakelly.com/word


"drmjm" wrote in message
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I'm working with a very large document (400+ pages) and need to make sure
some word combinations stay on the same line of text. For example "(p.
384)"
as a citation needs to stay together even if spacing changes so that "(p.
"
would fit at the end of one line and "384)" begins the next. I don't want
to
add extra spaces that could later end up being in the middle of the line.

On Sat, 7 May 2005 07:09:01 -0700, "drmjm"
wrote:

I'm working with a very large document (400+ pages) and need to make sure
some word combinations stay on the same line of text. For example "(p. 384)"
as a citation needs to stay together even if spacing changes so that "(p. "
would fit at the end of one line and "384)" begins the next. I don't want to
add extra spaces that could later end up being in the middle of the line.

Press Ctrl+Shift+spacebar to insert a nonbreaking space.

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Regards,
Jay Freedman
Microsoft Word MVP FAQ: http://word.mvps.org